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(BRUSH, Colo., June 2, 2004) Stan brings Harold out to the family headstone where his wife is buried and he too will eventually be laid to rest. Harold and Stan Gray are father and son. Harold is 103. Stan is 76. Together they work to make the life Harold lived, still alive as long as possible right there in the home he bought for $4,000 and has made his life in for over 70 years. (Photo by: STEVEN R. NICKERSON /ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)

(BRUSH, Colo., June 2, 2004) Stan brings Harold out to the family headstone where his wife is buried and he too will eventually be laid to rest. Harold and Stan Gray are father and son. Harold is 103. Stan is 76. Together they work to make the life Harold lived, still alive as long as possible right there in the home he bought for $4,000 and has made his life in for over 70 years. (Photo by: STEVEN R. NICKERSON /ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)

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STEVENRALPHNICKERSON;(BRUSH, Colo., June 2, 2004) Stan brings Harold out to the family headstone where his wife is buried and he too will eventually be laid to rest. Harold and Stan Gray are father and son. Harold is 103. Stan is 76. Together they work to make the life Harold lived, still alive as long as possible right there in the home he bought for $4,000 and has made his life in for over 70 years. (Photo by: STEVEN R. NICKERSON /ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)

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2004-06-22 05:10:37

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2004:06:02 02:47:54

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